About Our Landscape Designs
The images in this gallery showcase our custom landscape designs. Final installations may differ as homeowners make adjustments to suit their preferences, budgets, or site conditions.
The family traveled during the hottest part of the summer. Plants became stressed and weeds multiplied.
The owners have a beautiful rose garden and also enjoy minimalist Zen style landscapes.
There were many one of a kind plants and lots of potted plants on the edge of the walkway.
Some of the plants were receiving too much sun and require relocation.
We divided the yard into three zones. The rose garden took on a cottage garden look with repeating plants & colors throughout the space.
The areas under the window & by the driveway were redesigned to be a minimalist Zen Garden with rocks, a water feature, Japanese Maple and plants.
A design that meets two very different styles. A cottage flower garden that looks purposefully planted.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
This custom design moved some of the roses, a hydrangea and others to locations where they could thrive. Dwarf gardenias & Angelonias were added along the street because they can take the sun. The passion vine was relocated to adorn the arch as it was smothering other plants.
Below, a water feature with a weeping Japanese Maple, hydrangea, and creeping Juniper make a peaceful stop in the garden.
Below, a Japanese lantern is a great focal point next to the Yew tree. More creeping Juniper, mondo grass and rocks inspire peaceful contemplation.
The Myrtle Grove brick rancher is on a large corner lot which required too much maintenance for the homeowner.
Due to unforeseen circumstances. the yard became overgrown with weeds.
The client needed an easy care solution that compliments her turquoise door and incorporates her existing day lilies and plum tree.
We selected shrubs to surround the plum tree that were easy care and had different characteristics for interest. For more splashes of color, we added Agapanthus & African Lilies.
The bed by the house has two tall focal points (podocarpus & a honeysuckle adorned trellis) and a three-layered approach with Mexican sage, Caladiums, and Daylilies.
The owner loves it. She was thrilled we picked a color scheme to accentuate her turquoise door.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
This custom design adds height and visual interest with a Podocarpus on the far left and a trellis adorned with scarlet honeysuckle between the windows.
A flowering plum takes center stage in the oval garden bed, surrounded by colorful shrubs, African iris, and Agapanthus for a beautiful, low-maintenance landscape.
Best of all, the plant colors were thoughtfully selected to complement the homeowner's beloved turquoise-blue front door!
Below, an AI-Enhanced Design Visualization
A beautiful new pool with no surrounding landscape or privacy for a young family to enjoy.
Tropical plants like Palms, Hibiscus, Bird of Paradise, & Elephant Ears
Privacy fence near the pool
Fire pit area
Hedge of pink Azaleas
A peaceful, private retreat with lots of color and an oasis for the family to hang out and roast hotdogs & s'mores on fall evenings.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
An AI-Enhanced Design Visualization of this custom tropical design. It transformed a new backyard pool into a private outdoor retreat with palms, colorful tropical plantings, a cabana, outdoor kitchen, and evening landscape lighting. The top image used my CAD drawing and AI enhanced everything to appear more realistic.
Below, A fire pit area for s'mores and hotdogs makes a lovely family gathering spot for this sanctuary in Cantonment.
A tired, overgrown landscape and a backyard where grass wouldn't grow.
A pollinator friendly space with a garden path to walk thru
A deck with a privacy screen separating the shed and future work tasks.
A bird bath for pollinators
Simple, easy maintenance
A relaxing place to chill
Attracts butterflies & dragon flies
No grass to mow in the backyard
A refreshed foundational bed in the front.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
A winding path thru their garden with lots of colorful plants to attract pollinators and no grass to mow. In the front, a Little Gem Magnolia and Japanese Maple book end the home creating stunning focal points for this Bayshore area home.
Front entrance with stepping stones & a Japanese Maple
Deck with furniture & firepit table
Pollinator garden
Added Lattice work to hide the shed and thoughts of tasks while relaxing. Vines beautify the new trellis.
A beautiful corner lot with overgrown shrubbery.
Orange Azaleas
Dwarf Gardenias under the windows
Chaste trees & Agapanthus on the side yard.
A red Japanese Maple to add visual appeal to a long wall.
A colorful WOW landscape for this corner lot that the clients love. It suits their whimsical style.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
The couple has a whimsical style and likes color. I used orange Azaleas at the corners and radican Gardenias under the windows (mature height is 2 ft. tall). We left the tall Podocarpus between the windows. On the side, we added a Japanese Maple tree and two blue flowering Chaste trees to compliment the Agapanthus in this Charter Oaks neighborhood home.
The owner wanted a place to have small parties and entertain. He had a small barren backyard with no relief from the sun; not conducive to entertaining.
Outdoor Kitchen
Dining Area
A space to entertain
Sofa with firepit table
Hot Tub
Lighting
A cozy place to entertain just as the client requested.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
Added an outdoor kitchen island with dining under the pergola and a cozy L-shaped seating area with a firepit table. making a functional and beautiful entertaining space for this Bellevue area home. A paved path with floral borders captivate guests as they arrive. Below, the corner focal point includes a Japanese Maple & Black-eyed Susans.
A yard overrun with weeds and nowhere to relax, nor entertain.
An Italian-style Patio complete with a dining pergola.
A fountain focal point on the walkway.
Lighting.
Mediterranean, drought tolerant plants.
A lovely entertaining spot for this fun-loving home owner that has the Italian vibe she wanted.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
This Scenic Heights client wanted an Italian Piazza. She got one including a dining area with a pergola and chandelier as well as a second seating area. Below, The fountain is a great focal point. Italian Cypress, a vine covered arbor and an olive tree all add to the Mediterranean style.
A front yard with over grown plants.
A swing where they can enjoy this beauty
Unusual plants to provide unique interest
Move existing plants where they thrive
Demonstrated what the home would look like in the sage green they planned to paint it.
A clean design with azaleas, ornamental grasses and Evergreen focal points for year round interest.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
They plan to repaint their home sage green. The plan showed them how lovely the space would be with the new paint color. Lots of shrubs, daylilies, and ornamental grasses that sway in the breeze gives this Beulah home lots of charm.
A colonial white home for two bachelors that needed some appeal without being feminine.
Firepit with tiki torches lining the walkway
Pops of red with Crape Myrtles & Caladiums
Low maintenance
Color that lasts through the summer
A tropical paradise these guys enjoy and can entertain.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
This white home with black trim screamed for some color. Red seemed to be a natural fit. I used red caladiums & easy care Florida perennials as well as other shrubs for this Avondale home. The owner loves, loves, loves the fire pit area surrounded by red crape myrtles. A perfect place for an after work relaxation spot.
The concrete deck around the pool was cracking and needed replaced. The existing wooden fence was rotting and overgrown with vines.
Add pavers around pool & on covered porch.
Replace wood fence with an attractive metal one.
Add more lounge seating areas and "bump outs" for adult conversation
Easy care, low maintenance design.
A great summer retreat for 3 generations and their friends.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
The new pool deck provides "bump outs" for adult conversation areas away from the kids, allowing everyone to enjoy pool time in this Creekwood area home. The above image was AI enhanced from he CAD drawing below to provide better graphics.
In the CAD drawing below, the black metal fence is attractive and keeps both kids & pets where they are safe. The shed houses yard tools & equipment. The crape myrtles add charm and are far enough away to keep the leaves out of the pool.
Attractive pool area
with new sod & new pavers
Napoli pavers by Belgard added
& old rotted fence removed
The roses arenot thriving causing an unattractive focal point. Most of the shrubs were very structured and the client was seeking softness and plants that swayed in the breeze.
Something tall on either side of the living room window & behind the fountain.
Rows of blue, purple and yellow blooms.
A trellis behind the solar fountain with star jasmine that smells heavenly.
Puck lights to illuminate the beauty.
The client liked the softer colors of Option A.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
Option A: Lots of Agapanthus with Rose of Sharon (hardy Hibiscus) and yellow Gerber Daisies
Option B: Gardenia bushes with soft grass that sways in the breeze and purple salvia.
Option C: Forsythia with soft grass that sways in the breeze, purple salvia and black-eyed Susan.
The client have a very busy life. Other priorities resulted in an overgrown and weed plagued landscape that needs refreshed.
Remove Mondo grass for a clean edge to flower beds.
Add potted Cypress trees & lavender by the pool.
More colorful plants in the front.
More raised beds to grow food on the side yard.
Mask the tree stump with a half barrel planter.
The yard looked much better and fresh mulch helped prevent future weeds. The yard still needs new sod, and each client owns the project timeline and does it at their own pace.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
This SW Pensacola home needed refreshed and some overgrown plants removed. This design provided a glow up.
The client had previously hired a contractor to replace the driveway & walkway with handsome charcoal grey pavers. The overgrown yard did not match.
The client had a small aversion to too much color, but she loved red Pentas and Blue Lilac. With those two colors as our foundation, we went with a classy red, white theme with a single blue lilac bush.
The red and white color scheme is classy for this East Hill neighborhood and looked great next to the charcoal walkway. Many of the chosen plants have lovely scents to elevate the experience.
LANDSCAPE BEFORE
This 1940s era East Hill home has new grey pavers for the drive and walk. Many of the shrubs were overgrown. It just needed a glow up and a personalized touch.
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